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Rui Chen, Yifan Shao, Yi Zhou, Yongdi Dang, Hongguang Dong, Sen Zhang, Yubo Wang, Jian Chen, Bing-Feng Ju, Yungui Ma.Mu Ku Chen, Xiaoyuan Liu, Yanni Sun, Din Ping Tsai.Broadband Wide Field-of-View Metalens by the Virtual-Diffraction-Aperture Method. Jiaran Qi, Yuzhong Wang, Cheng Pang, Hongjun Chu, Yayun Cheng.This article is cited by 37 publications. The design concept is generic and can be readily adapted to different meta-atom geometries and wavelength ranges to meet diverse application demands. We fabricated the metalens using Huygens meta-atoms operating at 5.2 μm wavelength and experimentally demonstrated aberration-free focusing and imaging over the entire FOV. The metalens further features a planar focal surface, which enables considerably simplified system architectures for applications in imaging and projection. The lens is monolithically integrated on a one-piece flat substrate and involves only a single layer of metasurface that corrects third-order Seidel aberrations including coma, astigmatism, and field curvature. Here we present a novel metalens design capable of performing diffraction-limited focusing and imaging over an unprecedented near 180° angular FOV. Conventionally, wide FOV operation is attained with complicated assembly of multiple optical elements known as “fisheye lenses”. Wide field-of-view (FOV) optical functionality is crucial for implementation of advanced imaging and image projection devices.
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